Typically Tagit RFID tags and inlays are used to solve issues for example, in supply chain management, airline baggage handling, industrial logistics, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, brand protection, libraries and media management, mass transit and event ticketing as well as near field communications (NFC) applications. In addition to the jewellery industry, Tagit’s RFID tags have established innovative solutions for several sectors in a variety of uses. Based on continual Research and Development in RFID capabilities, Tagit has pioneered solutions for blue chip companies and sectors that were previously unexposed to RFID’s modern, time saving and cost effective results. Tagit is among the first companies to implement RFID technology across the Middle East, Asia and Europe including countries such as Dubai, Belgium, India and Hong Kong with more clients beyond these regions scheduled to come on board. By 2024, RFID the business will have grown another 29% to $30.24 billion and will play a role in almost every industry. Recent findings by IDTechEx Research show that the demand for RFID technology is growing rapidly across the globe with the market predicted to triple in 2020 to $23.4 billion from $7.88 billion this year. This is where RFID technology can revolutionise businesses by quickly and accurately tracking inventories.” Manual stock counting exercise wastes a lot of time, which eventually leads to an inefficient and unproductive workforce. In the diamond and jewellery industry, it is essential to maintain an accurate and reliable stock however outdated practices, which comes with human error, can never give exact and reliable figures. Tagit RFID Sales Director, Hassan Bin Jamil, said: “We are thrilled to exhibit at Dubai International Jewellery Week, which is an ideal platform to demonstrate the innumerable benefits of implementing RFID solutions for jewellery and diamond businesses. Tagit RFID’s jewellery clients include: Mahallati Jewellery, Cara Jewellers, Rosy Blue, Al Anwar Jewellery, Tejori Gems, KARP Diamonds, National Jewellery, Ahmed Kurdi, Diamond Direct, Renee Jewels, China Diamond, Hassan Al Nemer Jewellery, Malak Jewels and Singapore Jewellery. To date, the company has tagged more than five million pieces of jewellery with customer bases in eight countries and more than 500 live sites. The company will be exhibiting at Dubai International Jewellery Week 2014 to showcase its latest technologies. Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology is currently revolutionising the global jewellery industry to offer a real-time and cost-effective solution to manage and track the inventory of millions of pieces of jewellery among many other applications.ĭubai-based company, Tagit, is part of the RFID revolution and is currently implementing solutions across a range of jewellery stores in the Middle East, Asia and Europe. Gone are the days of manually counting inventory and products.
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